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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1928
Page
3
Public letters page invites readers to express views on matters of general interest. Editor notes personal opinions may not reflect official endorsement. Writers must have identifiable names known to editor before publication.
A letter to the editor urges Bowral A grade players to attend the upcoming annual meeting and participate in discussions. It warns against passive attendees and stresses airing constructive changes to improve club operations and prevent a few vocal members from dominating decisions.
The letter cites Mr Churchill, Dr Harvey Sutton, and Miss Mac Millan opposing milk scares amid bovine tuberculosis in N S W dairy stock. It urges cautious use of milk, stresses that milk remains vital for children, and calls for testing cows for TB to ensure milk is free of germs while avoiding panic.
The article cites Mies MacMillan urging tuberculin testing of pure milk and notes support from Mittagong Council to accredit local milk as tubercle free. It argues against agitation by commercial interests and highlights benefits of fresh milk and public publicity for a healthy supply. It also warns about spring maintenance and the impact on tyre economy and riding quality.
W. H. McGregor, District Postal Inspector at Goulburn for eight years, retires after 44 years in public service. A popular and efficient officer, he is well known in the Berrima District. His family, including son Ken active in Goulburn swimming and hockey, moves to a citrus orchard near Sackville Beach on the Hawkesbury River.
A historic note seeks a dairy farm of about 150 to 200 acres located reasonably close to a school within the local milk zone. It emphasizes proximity and suitable land size for continuous dairy operations.
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